Good Hotel London is a super-modern 4* floating hotel with an inventive back-story which means that 100% of the hotel's profits go directly to educating children and retraining locals to give them jobs in hospitality. With this in mind, a stay in this hotel is worthwhile with its positive societal influence and for guests, this resounding professionalism and customer care is evident throughout the hotel.

The location in the heart of the London Docklands and notably, The Royal Victoria Dock allows for panoramic vistas from many of the hotel's rooms and from the hotel's amazing rooftop bar. Minimalistic yet comfortable, a stay at The Good Hotel London is a must when planning your next weekend break to the capital!

Please note: Smoking is strictly not permitted inside the hotel, including the guest rooms and the rooftop. If guests are found smoking or vaping on the premises, they will be fined GBP 200.

These flashy rooms are designed to comfortably sleep two guests. The rooms are fully equipped with fluffy down pillows, wifi, and a safe. The elegant bathrooms feature a stand-up shower and modern finishings.

When staying in A Good Room on the Water, you can enjoy views out over the Royal Victoria Dock and London skyline. These fabulous views coupled with the original artwork on the walls of the room will leave you in the depths of comfort from the moment you step foot into the room.

This offer is based on a Bed and Breakfast stay.

Situated close to public transport links, the hotel's location is ideal for reaching London's various attractions.

The streets of the capital are waiting to be explored, whether for a shopping spree on Piccadilly, or to visit the iconic landmarks, from Big Ben to Buckingham Palace and the Tower of London.

A little further afield, the trendy Shoreditch district also attracts visitors with its street art, while Camden retains its aura of an eclectic and eccentric district!

Close to the hotel, the Canary Wharf business district impresses with its skyscrapers and contemporary architecture.

Discover the best of London with the London Pass which will give you access for 2 days to certain museums, attractions, a bus tour and a ticket cutter! That's more than 85 key places and monuments in the English capital that you'll be able to visit. Are you following us?

Discover London's great history on a cruise on the River Thames from the comfort of a boat that party from Westminster Abbey and will pass the city's must-see monuments: Big Ben, Parliament, the London Eye, St Paul Cathedral and many more! 

Take advantage of your entry ticket to Windsor Castle, the official residence of the Royal Family, to visit the oldest inhabited castle in Europe! Your ticket will give you access to the Saint Georges chapel, the Edouard III Tower and the State Apartments where master paintings and treasures from the Collection Royale follow one another. 

Want to discover the most iconic landmarks in London and the surrounding area?Get started by visiting the famous Windsor Castle and dive you into the history of British royalty then attempt to unravel the mysteries of the site of Stonehenge. Finally, round off your day with the charming medieval city of Bath and its Roman baths.

Let the St Paul's Cathedral, located in the heart of London, and avoid the queues with your cut-file access! With your audioguide, you can tour this majestic building while learning more about its history and construction.  

Board the London Eye straight away with the queue-cutting ticket to see London from a different from your capsule! For 30 minutes you'll see the skyline over the city and up to 40 km away. The London Eye queue-busting ticket is ideal for avoiding queues and making the most of the experience. 

The Tower of London is home to incredible tales and legends. Add to this the display of the Queen's jewels under the watchful eye of the famous Royal Guards and discover a place with a gripping history and unique architecture. Your children can also take part in a treasure hunt to unravel the mysteries of this former prison! 

Board aboard a multi-stop bus and visit the city at your own pace as you hop on and off the bus to discoverir lthe capital's most iconic landmarks: Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, St Paul's Cathedral, the Tower of London and much more! This tour will also allow you to enjoy a 30-minute cruise on the Thames. 

Discover two million years of history and civilisations on a small-group guided tour of the UK's largest museum: the British Museum in London!  On the programme for this 2-hour tour: discover relics from Ancient Rome and Greece and meet Egyptian mummies. 

Discover London from a different perspective during oneevening cruise on the Thames tasting a dinner in 3 steps. Admire the illuminated monuments all in profitby a Jazz concert played by an orchestra for an original evening during your London stay. 

Live the British monarchy by spending a royal day with a visit to the famous Windsor Castle followed by the sumptuous Buckingham Palace. Enter the sumptuous reception rooms and discover ces mythical monuments still inhabited by the royal family.

Enjoy priority access to London's iconic Hard Rock Café and enjoy a Gold menu including a main course, a dessert and a non-alcoholic drink.

Enjoy priority access to the Hard Rock Café in London and a Diamond menu including a starter, main course, a dessert and a drink (non-alcoholic). 

It’s difficult to summarise a city as eclectic and immense as London - with so many neighbourhoods, all with their own atmosphere and quirks, and a wealth of world-class galleries, museums, and restaurants, a trip to London is always going to be unique.

With a history stretching back to Roman times, London has always been a melting pot of British and European culture. Get a taste for this history at the Museum of London or the British Museum. Creative types will feel right at home in Shoreditch, where you’ll find quirky street art, vintage stores, and plenty of cosy coffee shops. For a taste of the wealth and glamour, London is famous for, head to the western areas of Chelsea and Kensington, where you’ll also find a cluster of fantastic museums: the V&A, Science Museum, and the Natural History Museum.

For a more lazy break, make sure to stroll around some of London’s best parks - there’s a reason why it’s Europe’s first National Parks City! Travel to the southeast to see Greenwich, with its historic Observatory offering stunning views over the city’s skyscrapers. Or, take a wander over to the picturesque Hampstead Heath, an ancient park which was once just a small village outside the city.